Sentence examples for launch techniques from inspiring English sources

The advances in balloon technology include increased flight duration ability, heavy load capability using new launch techniques, and very high altitude capability using thin films.

Try different setups with your car, like changing the tire pressures, running more or less fuel, different launch techniques, etc.

The novel and simple multistage electromagnetic launch technique has been investigated for being against the drawback of traditional pneumatic loading system, such as the need for very-high air pressures, lack of test repeatability, high operation noise, large size, and large overall weight of the apparatus.

The experiment here is really the CubeSats themselves and this launch technique.

Furthermore, students were afforded opportunities to test their design and reflect on their launch technique as well as make changes that could optimize flight time.

In the last two phases of our engineering framework (evaluation, redesign), students began to apply disciplinary knowledge when recommending an improved launch technique and when explaining changes for their second design.

Stage 4 linked Hardey Road and Great Eastern Highway, and included the construction of four bridges over the Forrestfield railway marshalling yards, the first bridges in Australia to be constructed using the incremental launch technique.

Today's favoured launching techniques are the airplane tow and the automobile tow.

A traditional difficulty with high-explosive hypervelocity launching techniques is that extreme loading generally causes hydrodynamic deformation of the projectile either incidentally or by design.

In coding the students' responses, we also included their justifications for why they would take their identified course of action to improve their launching techniques.

Furthermore, students' recommendations for improving their launching techniques revealed an ability to apply their mathematics knowledge in conjunction with their science learning on the forces of flight.